Pan roasted wild salmon. You can't beat the flavor of wild salmon! This recipe pairs Thai flavors of lemongrass, coconut milk, and fragrant herbs with the rich, full flavors of the salmon. Sear the salmon well-everyone loves those golden crispy bites! Contributed by Healthy Recipes for Diabetic Friends Y-Group. Wild Salmon with Olives and Spinach and Beet Salad.
Season salmon pieces with salt and pepper.
Place salmon in skillet skin side down.
Transfer skillet to oven (do not turn fish over) and roast until.
You can have Pan roasted wild salmon using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Pan roasted wild salmon
- You need 1 table spoon of capers.
- Prepare 50 g of butter.
- You need Portion of wild salmon.
- It's 4-6 of new potatoes.
- You need 1 of glove of garlic.
- You need 1 of spring of rosemary & thyme.
- Prepare 3-5 of Trimmed tender stem broccoli.
- It's of Pea shoots (Garnish).
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Pan roasted wild salmon step by step
- First, you want to portion your salmon making sure it is prepped, trimmed & boneless. Wash your new potatoes & other ingredients that need a washing..
- Begin steaming your potatoes. Next step is to start making your caper butter by adding caper to your softened butter & seasonings to taste..
- Using a hot pan with a little oil, place the fish skin side down and press firmly (not to firm) on the fish to achieve an even crispy skin. Drop your broccoli into salted boiling water, take your steamed potatoes and quickly fry in some garlic, rosemary & thyme (I use salt & pepper also)..
- Add the caper butter to the nearly cooked fish basting till the finish (be careful not to burn the butter) Drain the oil off the new potatoes & excess water from the broccoli (squeeze freash lemon juice over the tender stem for extra flavours) Finally, plate up, add some pea shoots & enjoy..
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